Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-15
Ltt,le DAISY FRANCES, heliotrope and fuch-

Little Daisy Frances. heliotrope and fuch
sias.
Little Rexie Laws, scarlet and pink gera
| niums.
SONS.
Mrs. 9. M. Thayer. pinks and geraniums
Mrs. Judge Ross, one box lovely orang'
oss0ms.s
ngton, Anna oliver, Beauty of Glazzenwoot
Mr.. G mpeer sent in large collection ol
beautiful roses, seedlings. but did no
specify them.
Florence Longley, marigolds and grasses
Johnny Adams, callas.
Joseph BigelOw, callas.
George Wilson, callss, roses and cthel
flowers.
Mrs. Poison, large collection Of beautiful
flowers.
Mrs. Ida Dexter, q variety.
Mrs. Ida Smith, La France roses
Robert Van Court, 1872 bouquets and 81
callas.
Ernest Myers, 27 callas.
Samuel Cooper, assorted flowers.
DINING ROOM DONATIONS.
The following donations were received
yesterday by the ladies in charge of the
dining room:
Mrs. F. Sanderson, milk aud dnughnuts.
Mr. Van Worst (grocer), six bottles pickles
and two cakes.
Mrs. Willie widney, cake, roast and salad.
Mrs. Thomas Carey, two chickens.
Mrs. J. II. Snyder, two cakes.
Mrs. G. II. Benedict, cream.
Mrs. w. A. Minocks Santa Ana, salad,
two cakes. two chickens. two rolls OF butter
and four loaves of bread.
Mrs. Hollenbecs, one ham, two roasted
chickens, six pies, one cake.
Mrs. Mason, two rolls butter, one ham,
four loaves bread.
Mrs. Harvey, one chicken, one cake.
Mrs. sanford, two lOaves cake, two bread.
Mrs. Keller, doughnnts and cookies.
Mrs. 4. B. Millar, large pan baked beans.
Mrs. H. T. Hazard. large box fresh toms-
toes.
Mrs, Serrot, cole ction from the following
named ladies in Florence: Mrs Mace, one
cake; Murfee, one cake; Miss Marason, one
cake; Miss Fisher, one cake; Mrs. Cleiona,
one chicken; Mrs. Webb, one chicken Mrs
one cake, two dozen biscuits, one roast of
meat.
Mrs M. 8. Evans, turkey and celery.o
Mrs. 9. NJ. Severance, cream and ham.
Mrs Brown, Of restaurant f. me, Ave roast
and twelve loaves of brown bread.
Mr.. G. j. Roster, twelve .Oaves brown
bread we arc also indebted to Mr.. Roster
for roasting apis. for the dining room, that
was generously donated by gentleman
name forgottenl from San Fernando.
Mrs. J. 8. Ward, large pan of baked beans.
Mrs. Dunkelberger, jelly, two roast fowls,
one cake.
Mrs. NJ. F. Quinn, Ell Monte, baked ham.
picked lily, green tomato
pickles, grape jelly, fg preserves, syruped
lutnces, kraut and salad.
Mrs. Threkheld, Boyle Heights, two cold
Mrs. Bibbs, San Gabriel, two sacks of
emons.
Mrs. Harper, six quart cans fruit, twelve
pounds butter.
From San Gabriel and Alhambra yes ter
lay were brought in by Mrs. Shilling fine
sprays of lovely Persian lilac, and lCOo
)ansies.
Mrs. Storey, choice rose plants for sale.
Mrs. Newton was aided by Miss Mas on,
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Kingsley and Mrs
Walters. Flowers were sent by Mesdames
Walters, Anderson, kingsley, Storey, Shaw
punch of white snow balls. Mrs. Graves
.ent lovely white wegelia.
Anaheim sent gorgeous bouquet OF gera-
NUNS.
Mrs. G. Wiley Wells sent fine pink we
yelia.
Mrs. Straus contributed blue cinererlas,
basket OF flowers and a palace of white
lilies.
Mrs. p. Wilson, callas and collection of
.oses, including safrano, bon silene. agrip
pima, pictou. marechal neil. and Comptesse
Ria du pare
Mrs. W. B. Cooper, marechal neil. roses:
Misses Arnold and Crabble, basket OF
lowers.
Mrs. Brodtbeck, callas and many other
lowers, including margue1ites and IVY.
Mrs. Cantine. callas, roses, geranlums.
Mrs. Merithew and Mrs. Shook, roses, gera-
liums, large variety of other flowers,
narechal neil rose, etc.
Mrs. Percy, roses.
Mrs. George Rice, Highland Park, 40 va.
ieties of roses, which will be renewed